Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

| iGc >.iNty Dell 1DnpADtcc N.at1 VI
 Thursday of l,,t week, in the vicinity C
 Pavson. Charles Meadows and Fran
 Pedthero are reported as having driyel
 from ranch claimed by Mir. Hoy ] men ia his employ, and the following : day Meadows meeting Hoy upon th'
 load held him up with gun and toOl
 bim to Payson. The excuse offered b,
 Meadows and Pedthero for their actioI ! iu the premises Is that the ranch III question belonged to them end that Ho.
 was tT-spasser.
 1 tE.u SATURDAY DAILY
 The clouds have disappeared withou- ram or snow.
 J. NJ. Myers of Seligmsn, cAIae in to- day on the train.
 lion. W. A. Rowe came in last nigh. from his mining camp.
 The marriage lic, nse law does not go into effect until July lst. The public schools will open for ;h, summer term on Monday. Liquor dealers will meet at the Col
 Web this evening. See notice. Clay Meador intends taking his de- psrture tomorrow for Fl Paso.
 J.Q. Atkinson and W. O. O'Neill wert passengers on tv-day's incoming train.
 |. E. St. James came in on today train from three days visit to Flag ssh.
 Mrs. C. II. Grouse left this afternoon for her future home al Lake City, Minnesota.
 Captain II. R Leonard and wife and rhe- F. Green came up from Walnut Grove to-day.
 Edwin Hayden, treasurer of the g.. Louis Yavapai Mil and Mining con- pany. Is in Prescott.
 r. B. Dodge, clerk of the district
 fl44 ts - fiatt>dNtlhS tAAt CbSiAt-e NhiA+- unJ a d-ruty, al present.
 De Foster Iii, for Walnut Grove this morning, wlth load of merchandise 1T the Water storage company.
 Mr.. C. M. Perry came in yesterday from California. with (. W. Beach, io visit her sister, Mrs. Kelsey.
 Judge J .hn A. Rush and family eX- r,--ct to leave Prescott soon for au ai- ~..nc, ul!wo 0r three months.
 kail snyder made s very able and eloquent argument in the Apache county tax case thi. afternoon.
 Two men who were recently injured at Waluu, Grove by a powder expl- son. We're broGsh, into the hospital i T .-.-ttU,ut today
 The dance to be given at WhiPple, on Monday evening, Is 10 he given 10 Co. l, hy Co K 9tl luiantsy, instead of l to k i, previously announced.
 The code commission completed it's -ain.r> to-day. and Cd. Cameron II k,ng and Hon. Ben Goodrich and 'anllly left Tor their homes on thi- alter 1oon train.
 Governor Zulick won the first prize ! .or -eurl.men and Mrs. T. J. Butler 'he l ir,t ?rze for the ladies a, B progressive 1 .ucher party last evening, given 'y Mr. ,ud Mr> Bowers.
 The firm of Nagle & Leonard, conirac- ars fsr the Walnut Grove Water Storac. l has been dissolved. Captain l L, onard r,iiring Mir Nsgle will com ,lttc the work.
 The Minnie Madden compsny hav' cen m correspondence with inc railroad officials in refer .nce 10 transportation | ur their troupe, and they will probably | Lay for two nights at the Pre-cCit | ll.ra house, about ,he 20ih oi Aprl.
 D. r. Baldwin. ex-attorney of Indiana, ! ,.c,iyc- a $500 fee and all eXpenses ur his services in connection with the | \ i,ache county tax case and in care oi ! ,uccess in the suit is to receive d fui- | ii-.r compensation not to exceed one- h;rl of the amount of taxes received | rom the company.
 Ih, Ei>,hurE (OIeeon) ke.i,w fl | V ,-..t T. D. thus refers to tht invest l n.Gt made i'y Yavapai gentleman in l,4t section: Joe stephens lrf, Rose .gr- L.-t Wednesday, for Arizona via ! 'enirI Pacific R. R., with a lot of i eventy-two fine horses. This purrhas, i horses m Douglass couny has left us | am.thing over Sl0000 in cash as a cir 1 -ulAiing medium among our citizens.
 The Chicago Herald says: The | Memoirs oi General John Crarle- -7rn,on;, the great "Pathfnder" who.e ! name is so con-picuou>ly associated ] with the development of the West, hid | air to be regarded as among the most | of recent contributions tc ! what may be call, q the biography O. ! adventure. Some portions of these I uenoir- read like romance. The above york j. published by Belford Clark & co.. Chicago.
 The tune Of the district court has 1. ,een occupied today in hearing srgu- rent in the case of the \. ( P. k. K. V. DIouicin Baoa, treasurer "f Apache county, on motion to get aside default i ie opening argument Vas made by II iris Baldwin, distric; attorney oi \ psche county, who took two hours .r tine entire forenoon session. Al the 1pening of court this afternoon 8; l30, Kaii Snyder opened the argument for